Laughter's the Best Medicine
It's been awhile. I recently returned from a trip to Hong Kong on Monday. But I shall leave that for another post when I upload the photos into my computer.
Life's been rather routine, mundune and monotonous. Eat, sleep, work, eat, sleep, work. You get the drift. But it wasn't all that bad. I've got really great colleagues at work, both perm staff and temp staff.
Last Tuesday, 10 Jun 2008, we had our second temp staff outing after work. The whole bunch of us (Shaun, Marcus, Jun Hua, Eric, Jing Hao, Jin Yao, Yew Ying, Aiysha and I) had dinner at Central in Clarke Quay. I'd forgotten how beautiful Clarke Quay is at night. Then we walked down to Boat Quay to Minds Cafe!
Suffice to say, I nearly busted a gut guffawing. We weren't merely laughing, we were guffawing and falling off our seats in outrageous shouts of pure uninhibited laughter. We played Taboo first and the person who guessed the least number of words had to do a forfeit. Poor Eric. LOLLL but boy, was it hilarious! Then we played Quelf, which was much worse than Taboo cos we had to do the MOST embarrassing, ridiculous and ludicrous stuff. I shan't mention them to spoil the fun. But yes, I lost half my voice just from laughing.

It's been awhile. I recently returned from a trip to Hong Kong on Monday. But I shall leave that for another post when I upload the photos into my computer.
Life's been rather routine, mundune and monotonous. Eat, sleep, work, eat, sleep, work. You get the drift. But it wasn't all that bad. I've got really great colleagues at work, both perm staff and temp staff.
Last Tuesday, 10 Jun 2008, we had our second temp staff outing after work. The whole bunch of us (Shaun, Marcus, Jun Hua, Eric, Jing Hao, Jin Yao, Yew Ying, Aiysha and I) had dinner at Central in Clarke Quay. I'd forgotten how beautiful Clarke Quay is at night. Then we walked down to Boat Quay to Minds Cafe!
Suffice to say, I nearly busted a gut guffawing. We weren't merely laughing, we were guffawing and falling off our seats in outrageous shouts of pure uninhibited laughter. We played Taboo first and the person who guessed the least number of words had to do a forfeit. Poor Eric. LOLLL but boy, was it hilarious! Then we played Quelf, which was much worse than Taboo cos we had to do the MOST embarrassing, ridiculous and ludicrous stuff. I shan't mention them to spoil the fun. But yes, I lost half my voice just from laughing.
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